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  • Unregistered
    Guest replied
    G`day Geshi

    Looking at photos the sd2100 is very similar to the 2000,just different logic cct and
    no crystals plus other small changes.
    The sd2200 gets the mcu,i have done a lot of modding on the 2200 and its this point that i start to see a real shift away from the type of circuitry that you see in the 2000 although
    the transmit cct is pretty much the same.

    Zed

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  • ZED
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    King of the hill

    G`day JC1,

    Yeah it would be nice to boot m/lab of and be king of the hill,
    I would like to have a peek inside m/labs latest offering but i dont
    own one,i have a 3000 and have modded it some,its a very nice
    detector to own but i dont think there detectors have advanced
    much since the gp extreme,just bells and whistles and digital.

    I think what makes m/lab tuff to beat is the way they do there
    sampling also there willing to push there detectors a little further
    hence the em interferance plus they design there detectors in
    a country with some of the worst ground in the world.

    Now when i say sampling im not talking about the sd2000 i
    am referring to the gp series detectors,the gp detectors
    timings are a lot more complicated as apposed
    to the sd2000 especially with the dual voltage that they
    use on there transmit,quite innovative i think.
    Also i am a little suspicious of there sensitive smooth mode on
    the 4000,
    sounds like there re-inventing channel one.

    Cheers Zed
    Last edited by ZED; 02-22-2008, 08:23 AM. Reason: clean up

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  • geshi
    Guest replied
    You cant pop models like GPX just like that. Not to mention it's patented technology and will take tons of time to modify the technology so it will go around those patents. Very nice info, thanks for posting it. I suppose later models (SD2200) has pretty much the same circuit with added MCU.
    Regs

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  • JC1
    Guest replied
    Coffee

    Hi Zed,

    Coffee would be fine for me.

    Sireously, if we could get the

    4500 info, we could beat

    minelab with the next new detector

    and make lots of $$$$$$$$$$$$.

    Cause everyone has to throw away

    the old no good models and get the

    new and slightly improved model.

    And have it made in china..

    out the door for $5,000.00

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  • ZED
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    And would you like tea or coffee with that.

    Zed

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  • JC1
    Guest replied
    Actually

    Actually instead of the 4k,

    please get the circuitry

    for the 4500.

    Oh and the software,

    disassembled and with

    comments.

    Please and Thank you.

    If you don't know about

    the 4500, wait a few months

    it will be out.

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  • Unregistered
    Guest replied
    Any chance of getting the 4k's circuitry?


    galah.

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  • gef12
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    Thank you Zed

    Thank you Zed. Excellent work.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Cheers

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  • ZED
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    Thank you for your kind remarks guys,
    im glade that you enjoyed them,its nice
    to give something back after many years
    of cruising pi forums looking for pi info.

    Zed

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  • Alexismex
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    Thank you very much for the 2000 circuit , help to understand some electronic function .
    Share that is a must ,thank you again
    Alexis

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  • JC1
    Guest replied
    Nice Very Nice

    Hi ZED !!!

    Nice Job.

    Very Nice.

    Thanks for the effort.

    And for sharing.

    You the King !!!

    Excellent.

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  • roberts
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    2 words for you;
    BRAVO!
    Thanks!

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  • aft_72005
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    Hi ZED
    Thanks for uploaded SD2000 circuit, your work was great for people like
    Study and teaching more in the matter.
    Best regards.

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  • kt315
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    great work, ZED! thank you very much!

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  • rael
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    Thanks ZED!

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